Millard Alexander Interview (PDF)
Bradford,
executed in corten steel by noted American
sculptor Lila Katzen, graces the front entrance
of the Chemistry Building. The sculpture is
a gift of the late University of Maryland Professor
Emeritus George Snow and Mrs. Lila Snow.
This large, stunning piece is one of hundreds
in the University of Maryland Irvin and Sally
Freedman Gems and Minerals Museum located on
the second floor of the Geology Building. Founded
in 1983 with the collection of Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin E. Freedman, the collection is the highest
quality of any university in the nation.
http://www.geol.umd.edu
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- Alexander Family
Fellowship
Millard Alexander, a faculty member in
IPST, chemistry and biochemistry, has established
a fully-endowed graduate fellowship in
chemical physics. Alexander is a Distinguished
University Professor.
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Jeffrey and Lily
Chen Scholarship Award
Since 1994 the Jeffrey and Lily Chen Scholarship
Award has provided fellowship and scholarship
support to students in physics and earth
and space sciences. The Chen's generous
gift fully funds both an undergraduate
and a graduate student each year.
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Annual Robert Fischell
Lecture
Every fall CMPS faculty and guests hear
from a leader in industry due to the generosity
of CMPS physics alum, Robert Fischell.
The lecture series Fischell funded promotes
collaboration between industry and the
College. For information, contact
CMPS.
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Clifford M. and
Camille E. Kendall Family Fund
The Clifford M. and Camille E. Kendall
Family Fund is providing CMPS with its
first endowed Deans Scholarship to support
students who are majoring in computer science.
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John S. Toll Professorship
The John S. Toll
Professorship in Physics was established
in 1991 by the University System of Maryland
to honor Dr. John S. Toll, Chancellor Emeritus.
The professorship supports the physics
department's commitment to the highest
quality research and teaching activities
of an internationally distinguished scholar.
Generous gifts from individuals and foundations
funded the professorship.
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